October 2020 Senior Newsletter

SENIOR SAFETY

Residents now have the ability to create a FREE

Emergency Health Profile at emergencyprofile.org to share opt-in medical information in the case of an emergency. RapidSOS teamed up with The American Heart Association, The American Red Cross,

and Direct Relief to launch this initiative in an effort to get first responders vital information in an emergency, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Being able to receive a caller’s opt-in health information will better inform our staff during emergency response. I urge my community to become RapidSOS Ready by creating their free Emergency Health Profile, ensuring they are able to share critical data with 911 to help protect lives” – CHIEF JOSEPH MITCHELL

HOW I T WOR K S

Sign up and create a free Emergency Health Profile at www.emergencyprofile.org

In the event of an emergency, call 911

Your Emergency Health Profile is automatically sent to 911 through RapidSOS

RapidSOS provides life-saving data from millions of connected devices directly to 9-1-1 and first responders in an emergency – providing faster, more effective response for over 150 million emergencies annually. To ensure data privacy, information is associated with an individual’s phone number and is only made available to first responders when a 911 call is placed from the associated phone number. To learn more visit www.emergencyprofile.org.

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